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The Emmonss Case Again.
MRS. EMM0NS ON HER WAY TO wAsHINGroN-r
COSTS OF THE INSANITY PROCEEDINGS.

MRS. EMM0NS ON HER WAY TO wAsHINGroN-rUE
COSTS OF THE INSANITY PROCEEDINGS.
Mrs. Weltha A. Emmons, the respondent in the
celebrated insanity proceedings, who has been
rusticating for some time for the benefit OF her
health, is supposed TO be now somewhere on the
raging pillows between Boston and baltimore. en-
route to Washington. Mr. GARRETT her counsel In
the proceedings here, SAID, when questioned by a
STAR reporter today, that he knew nothing OF
ner except what he had seen in the
newspapers Mr.. Gsrnett wrote some time ago TO
have Mrs. Emmons come here, IL her health would
permit II. The letter was sent her physician to
be given to her in case he thought she was able to
come but IL appears that she got hold or the letter
anyway, and has started for Washington. Mr.
Garnett thought to-day that she might arrive to-
night or Tomorrow. The controversy over the
costs In the insanity proceedings Is still pending
The auditors report assessed the ordinary costs
OF the case against Prof. Emmons, but does not
require him TO pay extraordinary costs incurred by
MRS. Emmons, such as counsel fees and The charges
made by expert witnesses. Both sides objected 10
the report A.tsr the special term passes
upon this question OF costs 1t Is prob
aole that an appeal Will be tlken by
whenever Side lees aggrteyed 10 the Court in
Gen raj Term, so that IL may be six months or
In IRE before the case Is finally out OF court After
tiat IT Is stated that In case Prof. EmmOns is not
heid liable for the extraordinary costs the phyS-
clans and others engaged by Mrs Emmons in the
case may enter suit at law against Prof. EmmonS
to recover what Is due them, on the principle that
the husband is responsible for debts necessarily
incurred by the wife,
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104 degrees AT Philadelphia ZOE degrees was
ported fourteen OF which resulted fatsiv At
Baltimore the extreme heat was go degrees and
SIX deaths from its effects were reported AT
Augusta Ca, the maximum Temperature was 1OI
ana at charleston one fatal case OF sunstroke IS
reported Al norfolk the highest point reached
by the thermometer was 1o8 degrees. The poorer
people have suffered terribly from the protracted
heat, many OF them taking TO the open air and the
water front at night for relief
At Cincinnati there were reported nm IN m,dn,0ht
forty-eight cases OF sunstroke of which eighteen
were iatai. and at midnight there were numerous
The mercury on the streets during most OF the day
ranged from 100 10 1O+, and the air was very sill
AL Loulsvllle, Ny. fourteen eases OF sun stroke
were reported, eight OF which were fatal
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
VNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

'TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON p, OR
WEST. STREET. GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1887, "a
premises. Lots IA and Is in Gordon aud Bonl- 80
wares subdivision Of the Nichols property front
ing 2 feet ON the north side of p West street. be-
These are considered the finest building lots in West
Washington, and should command the attention Of
parties desiring safe and increasing Investment
private residences.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest and secured by deeds
OF trust on the property sold. ALI convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost 800 deposit required
issHdtds TIC . TRo st'f bowL1xe, Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionsers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
No 1925 G STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUG.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly made and ex- -
ecateti, bearing date on the eleventh day Of Az
gust A ID 1877. and recorded in Iiber No. S67. lnI
folio ~ ct seq OF the land records of the District Of
by we VIII sell At PUBLIC auction 10 front 9f the prem
lses on MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
A. ID; 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK 2. NJ, part of Lot mum.
ninety three t293 said part Of lot having frontsse
of twenty-three (e3, feet nve t5) inches north
street and running back with even width, eighty three
tSs feet five co. INCHES andimproved by three-story
Terms of SALE One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in equal at
one and two years with interest at rate of per cent
deed Of trust the property sold Ali conyeyancins
at cost Of purchaser. 100 to be deposited at time
of sale II the terms of sale are not complied with
within 30 days from date Of sale the property will be
jye-d&ds MARTIN Il Il k a8As Trustees.
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THE TORPEDO ROAr sruIErro,
what Tests She Must Undergo BEFORE
the Government will Buy Her.

On the 7th OF July the Herreshon Manufacturing
Co. offered TO sell the steam torpedo boat
Stiletto to the Navy Department for $4,000
the amount appropriated at the last ses.
sion OF Congress forts purchase
The Secretary OF the Navy has replied to the ofrer
by requiring the vessel 20 be inspected ana tested
taking final action. The boat is TO be taken ont
OF the water, and her hull machintry and all
parts TO be inspected by q board OF officers
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CRrNrN,r. CorRr-In,fnc hfontnnr,crr
A Child To br Hanged.
AXEY CHERRY TWELVE YEARS ON. sUsr DIE rov
THE MURnER oF aRABr

NH'.'N1''' ffNftN IVK
THE MURnER or RABF.
Al Barnwel :. G., on saturday, Judge Hudson
sentenced Axey Cherry, coored girl, twelve
years Old 20 be hanged on the ird Friday I'm sep
TENDER for the murder OF the infant of Mr., Amos
Williams, OF Aliendale, in Barnwell County The
child was sent by her mother 10 act as nurse for
the Williams baby and she filled It's mouth with
concentrated I've, because she had been ~rolucl
by MIS- Williams Tor ncEligcnre IA her duties The
Young murdeieSS. all through her trial seemed to
nave no Idea OF the terrible oi her deed nd
when she was sentenced - he hanged she ga ed
stupidity at the Judge aud grtnneu as She PLAYED
Win the buttons GA ner dress. As she was d. ng
earned back 10 the JAN she saw her father nd
made an effort TO 20 10 MIN. she cried for the rt
Time when She WAS told that she could not 90
nome, but mast 20 back To Jall TO await the uiay
Tor her execution.
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GETTING AROUND THE INTER Estate LAVA telp.
grain 10 the New York SIN from Chicago saws:
beiore the Interstate Commerce Jaw went into
tIort the lavorlte practice OF the railroads who
desired 10 cut rates and discriminate In favor OF
large Shippers was To grant rebates This being
pfoniolted by the new law, some Of the Western
roads nave now hit upon plan by which they
VIII sll pe able To discriminate I'm favor OF cert ain
shippers. Instead of granting rbates these
roads IL Is SAID are now paying 10 per cent OF the
regular rates 10 persons securing them business
Whlle THESE roads Pretend TO pay such comlais-
Sion 10 freleh solicitors only yet IL can easily bs
seen tnat the commissions can be paid 10 any
leinoer OF large nrih on the pretence that such
party is a freight solltOr.
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TIE MYSTERY OF ENN, ,1,n,rau,s nrs.rrr,p.

IHE MYSTERY OF EMMA cIABAUGHs DIsAPPE An
ANCE EAfLalNEn.-A dispatch from Frederick, Md
Say the mystery surrounding the disappearance
apout Two weeks ago, of little Emma Grace tla-
naugh, not Yet Two years old daughter of Mr..
m Cla baugh, residing In Hampton Valley ha-
tween EnnttSburg and Sahilasyille Frederick
county. was solved yesterday in the finding of
her dead body IN strip OF woods not two iAles
from the home IRON which she had strayed. The
pody was IN terribly mutilated condition. evil
GENTLY the work OF animals OF some Kind. II Is
now generally believed That the little one, after
she oecaine separated from her sister, VINO WAS
only TWO years Older, on the morning they started
up the road together TO meet their father ou his re-
turn nome from the store, toddlel on farther and
farther into the woods, until overcome by hunger
ana exhaustion she lay down and died. Jury nf
Inquest returned verdict yesterday TO the efecC
posture, &c.
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Marriage Of slaves.
AN INTERESTING CASE DECIDED IN THE CouRr IN
GENERAL

An ANfhnESiiSo VASE bfCibhD IN THE COURT IN
GENERAL TERN.
In the Court in General Term, this morning. the
chief justice announced that the Judgment below
would be affirmed in the case OF Milly Thomas
against Ragon. This was an action I'm ejectment
for certain property on Sd street, between C and
streets and when first tried the verdict was for de-
iendant- The principal point in the case was that
question OF proving their marriage was involved
The plalntin claimed that she could prove such
marriage by reputation, but was oyerruled and
the case went up to the General Term aud the
Judgment for defendant was reversed on the
second tr1al the verdict was for plaintiff and the
case going to the General Term was this morning
affirmed.
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OMAN Gerry ALE,

BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed il equity cause No 80.
1908, docket 20, wherein Maria e. Bradley ia ~
complainant and Powell NJ. Bradley ct al. are de -
tendants shall offer for sale highest bidder in
fr1nt Of the premises, on SATURDAY: the TWENTY
IHIkD DAY OF JU LY, AID, 1887 at FIVE
O'CLOCK M, all that certain parcel Of ground in
dne city OF HeorgetoMn In said District, known ind
described as the west thirty 600 feet lot
one hundred and eight Os) in Beals add tion to said
georgetown fronting thirty GO, feet the north
OF sa ans street between aud
dred and twenty l2O) feet to Poplar street This lot
mas neen into four snaler lots each fifteen
o) feet front and sixty 800 feet deep two of them
fronting on Beall stre.t and Two on Poplar street
One OF them will be offered for sale with the privilege
of the four.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are as fol-
lows: One third of the purchase money in cash and
the residue III three equal insalments at respective
~ SIX twelve. and eighteen months from the day of
sale with interest the rate of per per an
num- or al! IN cash: at the purchasers option de-
post Of go Will be required each SUB lot at the
purchasers II the terms OF sale are not comn,ed
with within twenty days after sale property Will be
resod at the risk and cost OF the etauiuR
REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee,
r>,r,o.xco~ ,,.. 342 u st. W.
DoNCANSoN OhOS., Auct1Oneers. jVti-d&ds
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BOSTON HIGH AKr.-A Boston special has the fol-
lowing: Edward 0ertz, well-knOwD photographer
VI south Boston, appeared in court Saturday TO
proper Photographs The case against Geftz Is
much the same as the one OF Elmer Chickering, the
faSh1ona0le photographer, against whom COM
plants are pending for taking the portraits OF
several OF Boston's beSt-knOWn society bellies In
exceedlngly o6colette attire. In view OF the fact
several qtrectionS Gertx was held In $500 bonds
and the ease win be continued next Monday,
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Murdered while Fishing.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The Times special from WI
chita, kans., says: Two colOred men were fishing
in Chisholm Greek, north of this city, yesterday
afternoon, and later one OF them
was seen to leave the place alone.
Two men went to the SPOT and found papers on
the bank spotted with blood. Their suspicion as
aroused, and they waded into the creek and found
the body of the other man. They dragged
coroner found knife cuts on the head, and the
skull was crushed in over the right eye. The
pockets were turned inside out. A hidden pocket
In the coat was found in which was an envelope
containing S25 and papers, showing them the
murdered mans name was VIM. Parrish.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q6leglams to The Star.
BOWING TO The CROWD.
The President Acknowledges the Greet
fngs Of those who EhrOnx the Stations

AnEs 81 those who EhronK the Stations.
UTICA, n. Y, July 1s.-At 10 a. m. the Presi-
Dental party passed through the city OF Rome.
they would arrive and, consequently, there
were not over 15O people at the
depot These hocked to the track and watched
the special train as she made her way slowly
along. President Cleveland was on the rear plat
form OF the car which the engine drew in full view
OF the people. As the car reached the depot he
admiring crowd.
SYRACUSE, n; Y. July 1s.-The special train
Win the PRESIDENTIAL party arrived at CanistOta
ana were awaiting the distinguished party at the
depot This and other buildings were prOfusely
StandSttll Postmaster Barlow introduced Mr.
Cleveland to the people, and an informal reception
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneef.

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH A GOOD MILL SITE
AND GOOD WATER-POwER, AT AUCTION.
O'CLOCK. at my Auction Rooms, It'll street and ~
Pennsyvania avenue, shall sell tract of land -.
containing 10 acres which has good mill site aud
perfect waterpower located at the south end of the
Chan Bridge, about three miles above Georgetown D.
there being splendid drive the north side OF the
potomac to the Chain Bridge As summer resort for
u now visited daily by hundreds Of osrsmen and
in the country. In the hands of q capable man. and
W. god for visitors this place can
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in one. two and
niee with notes bearing interest and secured by
used OF trust on the property sold. Conveyancng
quired at time of sale iy1S-dts
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Railroad.Rate Sheets.


QUESTION OF TYPE-OTHER MATTERS BEFORE TIE
INTERSTATE COMMISSION,
The Interstate Commission has received CON-
munication from A. 81. Pugh, printer OF railroad
rate sheets at Cincinnati, inquirtng as to the re-
Quirement OF the law in regard to what type rate
sheets shall be printedin. Mr.. Pugh enclosed speci-
mems OF rate sheets OF a great many different
railroads, and stated that all the material for the
printing of these sheets is standing; that should
ne Ut required 10 change the " 10 /. would Involve
loss OF thousands OF dolars worth Of material to
hin He added that the Southern passenger COM
mlttee Will consider this question OF material at
It's meeting at Old Point next week.
The commission to-day sent a reply to Mr.. Pugh,
stating that the law requires that rate-sheets
should be printed in type not smaller than ordi-
nary plea. The Commission adds: Probably the
law goes beyond the needs OF the case, but the
commission cannot say that the roads shall be
excused from compliance, though, at the same
time, when the purpose OF the law seems to be
fully accomplished by the rate-sheetS as printed,
ana when no one complains OF 1t, the Commission
might not feel called upon to interfere or It's own
mOLiOn."
QUESTION OF PASSENGER RATES.
The Commission to-day granted a hearing in the
case OF complaint of citizens Of Hot Springs Ark,
against the Richmond and Danv1lle Railroad.
The complaint was that between Hot Springs and
Unaka, Ark, distance Of miles, the rate
charged per passenger has been 55 cents, and that
this was excessive and extortionate. Numerous
II on we Z + td L. SUP ,Ort OF the cOnpi amt
The railroad company, by its attorney, stated that
Oh Tile luLn o. nonLn The rate between hot
springs and Unaka was reduced from 55 to 80
cents but that there might have been some delay
in putting the reduction into effect. The whole
matter was settled by the company agreeing TO
refund to every passenger who has paid the excess
sive rate since the interstate law went into effect
the sum OF % cents Tor each trip and to make the
regular charge hereafter only 30 cents. The
Commission has received the following letter
IN REGARD TO A PASS:
"Of1ce OF VIM. II. Jones' Banker:
"ARENA. WIS, July IA, 1887.
ST. have been paying the employe, OF the
Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad co. for about
two or three years. They used to grant me pass
on this division, but now l receive none. Do you
object to persons paying the hands OF the railroad
company to get pass or the company? furnish
my own capital In paying them. Please reply.
''Yours truly, WV. H. JONES"
FAIR SPECIMEN.
c. D. Griffith, OF Sleepy Eye, Mimi, sends to the
Commission a freight bill showing what he con-
siders an extortionate rate upon lawn mowers
from Milwaukee. He says, "thts is only fair
specimen. Everybody is afraid to say anything
for fear they will double the charge"
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.HOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'Hos. BOWLING. Aucs,oneer.
ASS1GNEE'S SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND
LEAF TOBACCO. CIGARS, SMOKING ToBAC-
co. CIGARETTES, MEERSCHAUMS, PIPES,
sNUFFs. &C, AT NO. 1920 NJ STREET
tGEoRGETOwN) NORTHWEST, ON wEDNEs-
DAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY, 1887, at TEN
O'CLOCK.
viii sell on the premises. at public auction, the
entire stock OF Tobacco Cigars Pipes, &C. together
with the fixtures and furniture contained the
occupied by Mrs Anna Al. Uphoff, No. 1920 NJ street
northwest, In this city.
Terms cash.
jy16dts VIM T. BAILEY Assignee
~ CORNEh THIkTEEN-AND-A-HALF AND u
STREETS SOUTH ESr.
by virtue OF . decree passed on the 22d day of -
5uhe 1913 IN the Cause of schneider Burke et9Tf
Al NO. lO4l equity cket 26, ia the Supreme HsI
S9nrf 81 the t Disr1ct Of Colnmba we shall on Ed
1887. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ in
'front.' OF the premises, offer for SALE ut public auction
the following real estate, situated in the District of
Columpls to wit; known and described the ground
Vs subdivision of lots II and Is, in square 267
Ierms OF sale One-thlrd cash, and the balance in
equai nstallnents at six and twelve months, with it,
terest at SIX per cent secured by the purchasers
chaser deposit of 3l0O will be required at the time
on sale and II the terms of sale complied with
WITHIN ten days the trustees right to resell
ut the risk and cost of the purchaser.
W. h. DUHAMEL.
$50 La. ave. r...
J.G. BldELow. trustees.
---. 5O3H d st. n
DUNCANsON BROS Aucts jy13-eoSds
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District Government Atsairs.

IET OFF AT I Pm.
District employees VINO can I've spared will be per.
mitted 10 leave the Office AT pm. while the hot
weather continues.
MARINE PRODUCTS
The report of Inspector Harris Of marine pro
ducts Tor the past week shows the arrival OF tbs
Following: ASSES lunches OF fsh, 2S2 spanish
mackeTel. NJ sturgeon, ~ sheephead, . porvies,
12hooo clans. a. zoo crabs. $40 bushels oysters,
IL salmon. Concentrations were as follows: 49,
punches or nSh. 3,loo clans, $500 crabs, and 4,
salmon.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been Issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Chas. 7. Williams 20 erect brick dwelling num-
oered 1879 3lst street northwest. So 500; W &.
Hazen, IN erect brick carriage house on Real
street northwest, 81. zoo Francis Miller 20 erett
brick store, numbered 3o7 9th street northwest.
5000; Mary l. Hoover, 70 erect brick stable In
rear or No. lT25 9Th street northwest $500; c NJ
Crosby, 10 repair No lSOs Massachusetts, avenue
northwest 81. 500.
MISCELLANEOUS
Assessor Fish decides that the prnrerfv upcn
which Will be erected the Church Of the Covenant
cannot be exempted from taxation until tie
church building Is completed.
commissioner webb has been III for several
DAYS.
The residents OF Mt. Pleasant are clamortnc for
better protection from fire.
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NrcrFrIk~TOrs
COURT IN GENERAL TERN-tAief Justice bingham,
mt

S'Nhi IN NfNhhAL AfkN-fNisF JNsfrs BfnChdr9
ana Judge Montgomery
To-day, L. :. ACT. Angney; motion for new trial
granted; opinion by Judge Monte l. =
aEt. Morris: motion ovcrruled; opinion by chi II
Justice Blake agt District ot Columbia; decree
lot injunction. Thomas agt. Raglan; iudgmc nj
n'iow affirmed. j. NJ. Matthews, OF IA ,hmord
A, was, ON motion OF Mr. Lewis admitted TO { rs
bar.
CRIMINAL CorRr-1,iioe Montgomery
Hugh Morgan, embeyzlement OF n horse from
Ghas. Vaughn, June ls: pleaded guilty. Jos. c.
Hayes, convicted of receiving stolen goods: no.
uon Tor new trial ana In arrest OF Judgment Med.
Daniel Magruder. robbery; pleaded guilty. chit w
Bury Larceny from the person; pleaded not gull v.
Geo. Is. Matthews. convicted of assault; fined s-5.
POLICE CorRr-Iud0e Shell
Today, Edward Shelley. threats: personal bonds.
Patrick oIoOl, assault: collateral forfeited. Mm.
clark, larceny; restitution or thirty days Kate
Black, disorderly house; as collateral forfeited.
Annie Matthew's, threats; personal bonds. Robert
Sasles, assault; s. or fifteen DAYS. Robert Pun
phrey larceny; sixty DAYS and restitution or
tnirty days additional. John AtchinS0n trespa IS:
81 or seven days. Albert Bouldin. cruelty 20 nj.
mails; s. or fifteen days. Geo. Brown Carrying A
pistol; personal bonds. Jos blundOn cruelty 10
animals; collateral forfeited.
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IET orr AT Pm.
District employees who can I've spared will be 7
nltted 10 leave the office AZ pm. while the
ycat her continues
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NOR SAIE-GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH-A 10
Il are Lot in the Eden of Florida, stones throw
from depot 10000 orange seedlings. Full particu.
lars obtained from J. A. TAYLOR, 206 9th ST. NV
FyI
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EOR SALE

lyOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE = STORY AND
basement brick house IN the northwest section; =
ruoEls: ali modern improy ements: cheap. If sold a.
Inquire of NJ. NJ PARKER. IA his + st. ty loot
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OUTRAGE AND TAR AND FEATHERs.-AbOut three
miles east OF Oppenheim, Fulton County, n. T.,
resides Erwin Weaver and his wife and wife's
sister. A few nights ago masked men appeared at
the house, dragged the women out and outraged
them, and because the husband objected he was
stripped OF his clothing and taken to near the
strapped down and covered with q coating OF tar.
Several arrests have been made
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TOMORROW
nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctIoneers.

Ass1GNEE's SALE OF RESTAURANT ON N. W,
CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SIXTH
STREET, KNOWN AS SANS
Under and by virtue Of the powers in me vested.
JULY NINETEENTH, AT TWO O'CLOCK p NJ the
stock fixtures lease and goodwill Of the Restaurant
Pennsylvania avenue aud 9Th street northwest.
y15-dts BERNHARD GASSENHIMER. Assignee
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kALAkAUAs ALTERSATIvE-The last steamer
which brought news 10 san Francisco from Homo.
luiu isiI thre Al O'Clock on the afternoon OF uly
5, ard at O'Clock King Kalakaua WAS 10 Lave
been presented with the utlmalum OF signing the
new constitution. should the King have persjSte.i
Ia MS REFUSAL To sign the new constitution the
revolutionary party Il known to be 80 determined
thdL ine kings person. and perhaps his thn,ne
WOULD pe endangered. The king built great h,.pes
on the opportune arrival OF British f.len -of-war
on which he relied, apparently, not only for per.
sonal protection buJ Tor assistance
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THE ARTHUR.KlLL BRIDGE.
Counsel Disappointed i'm Not Securing
n Decision 'EO.flav.

TRENTON, N. j., July 1S.-Counsel expected
decision this morning on the motion to dissolve
the injunction restraining the erection of the
Arthur-Kill bridge by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Justice Bradley said 1t was
to regard this as a final hearing and to draw up
stipulations After a short consultation this was
done. The stipulatiOnS include the privilege to
amend the peadingS within ten days by either
side: When they were presented to the court the
Justice said he would file an opinion as soon as
possible and not wait for the opening day Of the
an opinion TODAY